مجموعة المكتبة الطبية الحديثة

The conference is hosted by the Department of Linguistics and Philology at Uppsala University and organized in cooperation with the DFG-funded Biblia Arabica project located at Tel Aviv University and at Ludwig-Maximilian University in Munich. The aim of the conference is to foster an interest in Arabic Bible texts and cognate fields. Both senior scholars and PhD students will present their topics during the conference. The primary object of study is the processes of translation, reception, and transmission of Arabic Bible texts among Jews and Christians and the use of these texts by Muslim intellectuals.

The advantages from the using of phages in r DNA technology
دا ابحث عن هالموضوع تقرير ماكو منو يكدر يساعدني

the case....

steve and martha are expecting their second child .they know that sickle cell anemia runs in both of their families. they want to know whether this child would be affected..

neither they nor their 10_year_old daughter .sarah .have shown any symptoms of the disease.
they decide to have DNA test to determinant the status of the fetus,as well as to find out whether.

they in fact are carriers of the disease gene.

the required

1_what's the type of mutation affect of the sickle cell anemia ?

2_discuses all types of mutation ?

3_and by which chromosome will be found ?

4_what conclusions can you draw from the result ?



ياشباب من عنده اي معلومه حول هي الحالة .......please

Classification, Disease and Evidence: New Essays in the Philosophy of Medicine 2015

Classification, Disease and Evidence: New Essays in the Philosophy of Medicine 2015

Mitochondria is involved in all of the following, except ?
A) ATP production
B. Apoptosis
C) Tricarboxylic acid cycle
D) Fatty acid biosynthesis

السلام عليكم . انا طبيبه في المستوى الاول
اريد فيديوهات أو صوتيات عن ماده ال community medicine
دي مواضيع المحاضرات 👇
1/concept of health and disease and prevention.
2/Concepts of disease
and disease causation.
3/Concepts of disease prevention.
4/Concepts of disease control.
5/dynamics of disease transmission(modes of transmission)
6/dynamics of disease(in infectious diseases)
7/dynamics of disease
transmission (iii){the susceptible host}

Embryonic pole the side of the blastocyte where the embryoblast is located?..
صح لو خطأ هالعبارة؟

Help
A gene encodes a protein with 150 amino acids. There is one intron of 1,000
bps, a 5′-untranslated region of 100 bp, and a 3′-untranslated region of 200
bp. In the final processed mRNA, how many bases lie between the start
AUG codon and the final termination codon?
A. 1,750
B. 750
C. 650
D. 450
E. 150

Because hereditary diseases are caused by genetic mutations, you may see the terms “hereditary” and “genetic” used interchangeably when referring to inherited disease. But while a genetic disease is also the result of a gene mutation, it may or may not be hereditary.

DNA is such an important molecule so it must be protected from decomposition and further reactions. The absence of one Oxygen is the key for extending DNA's longevity. When the 2' Oxygen is absent in deoxyribose, the sugar molecule is less likely to get involved in chemical reactions( the aggressive nature of Oxygen in chemical reactions are famous). So by removing the Oxygen from deoxyribose molecule, DNA avoids being broken down.

What is The clinical manifestation of Graves’ disease please help ??

The gene associated with Von Hippel-Lindau disease is located on chromosome
A. 3
B. 9
C. 11
D. 16

this two drugs used as chemotherapy that act on DNA by 3 mechanism that all damage the dna mostly cancer cell
1. decrease the enzyme topo that help in coiling the DNA
2 . intercalating mean binding that lead to functional arrest of the DNA
3 . the free radicals are toxic to both the cell wall and to the dna because it is very active molecule

The red nucleus occupies a large portion of the ventral midbrain tegmentum rostrally and contains very large cells. It is primarily involved in limb control especially during reaching movements.

Q1/
As a result, smokers are at increased risk of a wide range of infections.Smoking causes diseases such as cancer (requiring chemotherapy) and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease,that also increase the risk of infections.

Tobacco smoke causes your body to release all kinds of cytokines linked to inflammation in RA.
Smoking may also cause your body to make anti-CCP antibodies. These can lead to more severe RA in people with a gene called HLA-DRB1.

ي الحبيب في afferent to the pons nucleus sensory of facial nerve also efferent from motor-nucleus in pons also

A 25-year-old patient C. complains of right lower abdominal pain, nausea and chills. He became ill 5 hours ago, when he had pain in the epigastrium, which then moved to the right iliac region.

Objective findings: body temperature - 37.7° C, dry tongue, white coating, abdomen tense, sharp pain in the right iliac region.

The diagnosis of acute appendicitis was made. Laparoscopic removal of the appendix was performed. There were no complications in the early and late postoperative period.

1. What are the basic concepts of general nosology given in this example? Name them and give a definition.

2. What is the outcome of the disease in this case? What other disease outcomes do you know? List them and give a general description.

3. What are the variants of the course of the disease? Which variant is observed in this

example?

Parents of the boy R., 7 years old, consulted the medical center for the disease of
their son. From the history of the disease it was found out that during the last 3
months the child complains of pains in the throat and abdomen, headache. Parents
asked for a medical help. Was diagnosed with infectious mononucleosis, for which
a therapy was prescribed that did not give an effect. At the present examination
fever, hepatosplenomegaly, enlarged lymph nodes in the inguinal areas were
detected. A complex examination was performed with the use of serological
methods for the detection of viral antigens and viral DNA.
Viral nucleocapsid was detected from the washings of the nasopharynx in the
immunofluorescence reaction using virus-specific Einstein-Barr antibodies. The
polymerase chain reaction (specific amplification of DNA) also confirmed the
presence of the Einstein-Barr virus in the patient. The histological examination of
the biopsy material with immunophenotyping of the substrate allowed the
diagnosis: "Malignant Burkitt's lymphoma" (Figure 53)
Figure 53 The general morphological picture of Burkitt's lymphoma: a dense
swollen infiltration, numerous light macrophages-a kind of "starry sky".
*Burkitt's lymphoma is a malignant lymphoid tumor caused by the human herpes
virus type 4, which is localized, as a rule, outside of the lymph nodes in various
organs and tissues (mandible, kidneys, ovaries, liver, nervous system, etc.) with the
transmissive transfer mechanism. A tumor usually consists of B-lymphocytes of
medium size with a large fraction of proliferating cells. Tumor cells are derived
from the cells of the embryonic centers of the lymphoid follicles.
1. What is the cause of the development of the tumor in the child? To what group
of carcinogens does it belong? Give them a description.
2. What position of a theory of carcinogenesis can explain the development of a
tumor in this child? What is its essence?
3. What are the main ways of preventing tumors?

A 54-year-old male develops a thrombus in his left anterior descending coronary artery. The area
of myocardium supplied by this vessel is ir- reversibly injured. The thrombus is destroyed by the
infusion of streptokinase, which is a plasminogen activator, and the injured area is reperfused. The
patient, however, develops an arrhythmia and dies. An electron microscopic (EM) picture taken of
the irreversibly injured myocardium reveals the presence of large, dark, irregular amorphic densities within mitochondria, which are referred to as
A. Apoptotic bodies
B. Flocculent densities
C. Myelin figures
D. Psammoma bodies